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Guidance covers required formatting (company letterhead), authorized signatures for approval by TTB, and how to request a certified copy return via overnight carrier. 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If you are submitting a“Certificate of Health” or a “Certificate of Sanitation”, simply change the template title to match the type of certificate required for your country of export.  \nFor approval by TTB, the certificate must be:  \n• Written on company letterhead  \n• Signed by a representative that has been granted signing authority  \n(Please note that Paragraph C of the template pertains to shipments going to Poland only. If this does not apply to your situation, delete this paragraph.)  \nThe certificate will be processed the same day of receipt; however, if you wish to have the certified copy returned via an overnight carrier, your company must submit a prepared overnight bill which designates your company as the entity to bill. Otherwise, the certificate will be returned via regular mail.  \nPlease note: You must be the “producer” or hold a federal“Wholesaler’s Basic Permit” in order to submit and receive approval of these certificates.  \nSample “Certificate of Free Sale”*  \nOr  \n“Certificate of Origin” **  \n“Certificate of Health”  \n“Certificate of Sanitation”  \n(Choose one)  \n(Winery Letterhead)  \nThis is to certify that the following listed wines, produced by ( name, address, registry number), shipped to ( name/address of foreign consignee), are products of the USA and that all wines:  \na) comply with the provisions governing the production and release of wine for direct human consumption in this country, and  \nb) were produced by normal and approved methods of vinification and not specifically for the purpose of export.  \nc) (For Use Only Shipments to POLAND) contain no diethylene glycol and contain methanol at a level that does not exceed the limitation prescribed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. (Note: winery is responsible for accuracy of statement. Wine must be tested for methanol content: 1000 ppm is maximum allowed.)  \nKind and Type  Number of Cases  Bottle Size  \n(List)  \nDate:   \nName and title of winery/exporter representative with signing authority, certifying to the above. )  \n(For TTB Use Only)  \nDone at Cincinnati, OH on   (date)  \nDirector, National Revenue Center  \nAlcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) 8002 Federal Office Building  \n550 Main Street Cincinnati, OH 45202  \n* See next page  \n**See next page  \n* Use this format as a “Certificate of Free Sale” with wines  \nshipped to Central and South America, if asked by the receiving country. These certificates will be signed and notarized by TTB, if requested.  \n** Use this format as a “Certificate of Origin” with wines shipped to non-EU countries, if asked by the receiving country. These certificates will be signed by TTB, if requested.  \nUse the VI-1 Form, not either of these certificates, for wines shipped to members of the European Union (EU) . The 27 member countries are:  \n1. Austria  \n2. Belgium  \n3. Bulgaria  \n4. Cyprus  \n5. Czech Republic  \n6. Denmark  \n7. Estonia  \n8. Finland  \n9. France  \n10. Germany  \n11. Greece  \n12. Hungary  \n13. Ireland  \n14. Italy  \n15. Latvia  \n16. Lithuania  \n17. Luxembourg  \n18. Malta  \n19. Netherlands  \n20. Poland  \n21. Portugal  \n22. Romania  \n23. Slovakia  \n24. Slovenia  \n25. Spain  \n26. Sweden  \n27. United Kingdom  \nSee Industry Circular 86-2 dated January 24, 1986 for more information about the VI-1 Form for exports to the EU.","cbCaigSLQKFXLUVX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigSLQKFXLUVX","pdf",91361,"English","# General Instructions\n## TTB Approval Requirements\n## Eligibility and Return Options\n# Sample Certificate Template\n## Certificate of Free Sale\n## Special Provisions for Poland\n## EU Shipment Guidance (VI-1)","[{\"question\":\"What must the certificate include for TTB approval?\",\"answer\":\"The certificate must be written on company letterhead and signed by a representative with signing authority.\"},{\"question\":\"How can a certified copy be returned via overnight carrier?\",\"answer\":\"Submit a prepared overnight bill designating the company as the entity to be billed; otherwise the certificate is returned via regular mail.\"},{\"question\":\"When is the Poland-specific clause applicable, and what does it require?\",\"answer\":\"Paragraph C applies to shipments to Poland only; it requires no diethylene glycol and methanol levels not exceeding the FDA limitation, with the winery responsible for statement accuracy.\"}]","Certificate of Free Sale - Template | PDF",1789614934]